Copenhagen

What a great place to buy furniture with a Scandinavian touch. I’ve always loved the clean lines that they have. It is a really sophisticated and really cool look to their styles. I have bought a lot of stuff here over the years and never have been disappointed. This staff is knowledgeable and not too pushy. Unfortunately, this visit couldn’t really provide us with what we were looking for. Trying to replace a day bed in a small guest bedroom. When opened up it takes up the entire room. I need
a queen size mattress. Unlike the two twins that open up to a California King size that gobbles up the entire room. Probably, a futon might work. However, it is almost impossible to find a nice one here in town. Back to Copenhagen. There was a pull out leather sofa type set up that opens almost to a queen size. Something I will contemplate until my next guest beckons at my door. However, if you want some really great furniture for home or office. This is the place in my book.

Maurice Brantley at Copenhagen Living in Tucson has been a tremendous help for design and furniture selection. From helping me select just the right chair for my home office (may I recommend the Herman Miller Sayl Chair?) to accent pieces, paint color selection and the perfect comfy yet stylish chair for our living room, Maurice has been an invaluable resource. He’s professional, friendly and really takes the time to get to know your taste and vision for your home (or business). We’ve shopped at Copenhagen since moving to Tucson nearly 5 years ago and have yet to have anything other than a positive experience. Need great design help and fabulous furniture? See Maurice at Copenhagen!

We just moved to Tucson from Colorado and sold virtually all of our furniture as our home here is mid-​century modern and my eclectic traditional stuff just wasn’t going to work. Thank god for Copenhagen, because no other furniture store in Tucson offers high quality, contemporary/​modern pieces and I really didn’t want to furnish the entire house via online sources. The showroom is beautiful and the sales staff helpful without being overbearing. Bonus: They’re locally-​owned! There’s a Copenhagen store in Cherry Creek in Denver that’s been there for as long as I can remember, so I was surprised to learn they’re an Arizona company — I always figured they were Danish!

Anyone that knows me well, knows that I have an eye for interiors, especially modern. Copenhagen is definitely one of best furniture stores in town and really, the only one that solely stocks modern/​contemporary design. Plus it’s family owned and operated. I have a hard time ordering furniture online, so Copenhagen is my first stop. Their collection is unique and may not be for everyone, but those with a passion for contemporary design will for sure appreciate it. I recommend for people to visit their showroom and walk the floor to get a good feel for what they carry. I love visiting not only to shop but for inspiration too. We have numerous pieces from Copenhagen that we absolutely love and are very happy with. My only gripe with Copenhagen is that over our last visits, the customer service on the floor has been very poor. In fact, it has felt like sales people are only there for themselves, perhaps because they work off of commission, but as the customer, it doesn’t feel so good when you return to spend more money and you’re ignored by other reps who know they aren’t going to make the sale from you. At least, that’s what our last few experiences were like. It’s important to value your customers, even if you’re not the one making the sale, because for us, what counts is the experience. Overall, Copenhagen carries good quality and I’ll obviously come back for future purchases.

In terms of furniture stores, Copenhagen is really top notch. It’s the first and last place we go to to buy basically all of our furniture, for every room of our house. We’ve been to just about every other furniture store in town, and none have the same sophisticated, quality feel as Copenhagen does.
Their products are more «modern» styled. Don’t bother going to Copenhagen if you want floral prints or clunky wooden antique pieces. That’s not what you’ll find. You’ll find neat, concise lines and shapes. Lots of darker wood, glass, and metal. Lots of leather, too. Their Natuzzi leather is very good quality, and very comfortable. They have a great selection of Stressless chairs and couches. I have a bad back, so having a place in town that sells quality leather chairs with ottomans is a huge plus. I’m sitting in it as I type this, actually. They can get a little pricey, but if I didn’t have this chair, I don’t know what I would do. We looked at other stores, but none had anything stylish, leather, and comfortable at the same time.
Our dining room and kitchen are also all from Copenhagen. They’re both glass tables, with brushed steel chairs with leather seats. We’ve had them for a while now, and they’ve held up perfectly. They’re spacious, too. Our dining room table technically seats 6, but we can comfortably seat 8 – 9, which helps during holidays!
I also love their lamp and lighting section. Everything is so modern and sleek — exactly our style! And they have a lot of stuff to choose from.
When you walk in, you see a well-​lit, clean showroom that’s spaced and laid out nicely. The staff has always been excellent. One of the best parts is that they don’t stalk you like hounds as you walk in the door. You’re asked if you would like help, and you either take it, or they tell you their name for when you do need help. It’s the best furniture shopping experience I could ask for. Very low stress. We’ve probably made 5 – 6 large and small purchases throughout the years at Copenhagen, and the experiences have been nothing short of great.
Their delivery is always on time and courteous. Once, they ended up backordered on chairs that were supposed to arrive. They called, and offered to give us «loaner» chairs to go with our table, which they delivered as promised, even though the chairs weren’t yet in. That was seriously awesome of them to do to make up for their own mishap.
Overall, Copenhagen is the best there is in Tucson. Check them out!

Copenhagen is in the heart of the Ft. Lowell furniture district, and I’ve been shopping at this location for close to twenty years! Much of the furniture in my house is from Copenhagen. I love their teak furniture, but (as you can see by the attached photos), they currently have on their showroom floor a lot of modern furniture in many colors and varieties… Leather and cloth sofas, numerous dining tables, and a lot of accessories (vases, lamps, framed art, etc.). I believe they even have a person on staff to assist with interior design.
Two years ago I bought an office credenza from the business interiors section. Sadly it has not held up well. (and I don’t think I’ve been excessively hard on it). A cabinet door literally came off the hinges, and the file cabinet bottom drawer will not stay shut. This leaves me to question the overall quality some of their merchandise, and how well they back it up. I haven’t contacted them, as I don’t know if they offer any type of product guarantees. I definitely think their products are attractive, but the level of quality of the newer merchandise seems a bit questionable to me (based on my own personal experience).
Today I stopped by the Ft. Lowell store, and they seem to have a lot of items on sale. Good sales prices too! I saw a red swivel chair on sale for $ 99 (from $ 159) that I thought my son would love. They have different levels of product lines, depending on how much you are willing to spend and the level of quality you are looking for. I think many people forget about Copenhagen because they don’t advertise as much as some of the other furniture stores, and they aren’t in a high profile location like La Encantada. They do have cool stuff here… Colorful or subdued, whatever your mood and design theme, they can help you achieve it.